Pope Leo X (Pellegrino)

Pope Leo X (1 May 1302-), born Pellegrino Mastropiero, was Pope from 10 February 1338, succeeding Pope Benedict XII. Pope Leo X was known as "the Wicked" for his frivolous lifestyle, having an unsuitable way of living that led to him being unpopular with his subjects.

Biography
Pellegrino Mastropiero was born on 1 May 1302, and he was ordained as a bishop before entering the College of Cardinals. On 10 February 1338, he was consecrated as Pope after being elected by his fellow cardinals, and he took on the papal name of "Leo". Widespred rumors said that he lived a most wicked lifestyle, unsuitable for any priest and even more so for someone in his exalted position. He would become known as "the Wicked" for his irresponsible choices.